a.
To graph: A
Given information:
Scatter plot for the function is
The intervals given are
Calculation:
The given points are,
Now to form a table data for
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Graph:
Plotting the
Interpretation:
A graph for the scatter plot
b.
To find: The quadratic regression for the data.
The quadratic regression for the data is
Given information:
Scatter plot for the function is
The intervals given are
Calculation:
The given points are,
Now to form a table data for
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To determine the quadratic regression for the data
Taking the parameters from the above table,
Substituting the above parameters in the expression to get,
Therefore, the quadratic regression for the data is
c.
To compare: The approximation to the sine function given by the cubic expression with the Taylor polynomial approximations.
The results are same when comparing the approximation to the sine function given by the cubic expression with the Taylor polynomial approximations.
Given information:
Scatter plot for the function is
The intervals given are
Calculation:
From part (b), the quadratic regression is given by,
Taking 3 decimals approximately,
The Taylor polynomial expression is given by,
Therefore, the cubic regression of the sine function and the Taylor’s approximation has the same results.
Chapter 4 Solutions
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